New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-16
SOCIALISTS TO HAVE A MASS-ME ETING.


TO PROTEST AGAINST THE DECISION IN UNION
sQrARE-P LADo IS RESOLUTIONS.
Wherever Socialist met sno her yesterday an
indignation meeting Was held and violent were the
expressions OF hatred for the law that had condemned
TO death the Anarchists found guilty OF murder in
connection With ths iaymarket massacre in Chicago.
It times amusing t) hear the threats that were
mads against th)sc who have taken hand IN the
conviction OF Most's followers Some who a:c partic
uary Wild advise the arming OF al organized
aborers ana sending them TO Chicago TO reseue by
iorce the doomed men. There was another
assemblage OF sympathizers ut The Leader office in
the afternoon, and anarchy and socialism once mora
Joined hands curling Inw and capital All day
Socialists and Anarchists hurried from one labor
he dquarters to another and the result will be big
mas>meeting III in Union Square some time next week
Most and his followers held number of meetings
iu East Side beer shops last night and secretly de
nounced everything that tends to preserve or icr.
number OF wclknown socialisto leaders will give
yeut their fury from the cottage in Union Square
on tbs isht of the NEE ing. Henry George ana DIR.
MctiIynn will be invited TO speak also. They. how
ever are not likely accept tor 1T would place them
in position where the Socialists would like TO have
lem Soon alter rccevng tue decision oil the ILLINOIS
court ia this city Jusus Schwab lett h, dismal beer
shop rrsst and started Tor Chiago whore hu will
take active part in the effort to carry the OF
the Anarchists TO the United states Supreme Court.
Schwab and Most have not had hirh regard tot each
other Tor tlme, and Sen ssb and icuds rid
culed the threat OF Most 10 Int million and hall
OF organized workmen into tue held to night Tor tho
Anarchists. One of Schwdbs friends SAID that Most
should be int ded 10 the list OF men 10 be hanged,
an then there wonld not be one-halt the feeling
among Socialists against their execution.
General Roger a. Pryor received an olier yesterday
OF a retainer 20 argue ths case before the United
States Supreme Court General Benjamin r. Butler
has also been asked 10 appear with General Pryor.
G neral Pryor sad yesterday that he had not yet
ceped reta ncr in tue case, but this was not IRON
any tear OF Lubc oinIon, bat he did not then kno"
whether his businrss engagements would permit him
% o ID y
"it does not matter TO me- he continued. how
opnrobrious the may 10 or how vie tho criminal,
1 am bound to my best to doiend him II am called
upon to do so aud would further state positively
that the cac be got before the United States
Court The argument will PROBABLY take place In
October. 1 viii take the case II my other engage
ments permit it,"
Websei Hall last night, Colonel Hinton offered he
following resolutions which were Unanimously
adopted:
Whereas. The law can be respected only when justice
Whereas To pervert our and corrupt the judges
by public cauor at the bidding Of privileged classes
spec due u wise judiciary and the regard felt iot Ia"
Whereas so civic crime be greater disas-
public order than tat one which strikes at tue
judiciary and BY influencing Judges brings both into
common contempt and the pledge OF their liberty
at tue mercy oppression and of those who nonopozc
Thereas &c supreme Court OF the OF Illinois by
its extraordinary approval OF the Infamous sentence
inflicted Judge Garry In compliance with the verdict
gwen by jury VIGOROUSLY corrupt and PACKED Ia ING
interest by tuc demand OF base class OuCry
prejudice. Las brought into dsrcpute and peril the
Judicial system not only OF the state OF Illinois out OF
Whsrtas No such verdict ever should have been
dered In face OF the ndisputable fact thai no compcty
with tho bomb throwing or auy act disastrous ~ tho
poicc OF Chicago their unlawful attack upon legal
public made for the purpose evidently OF inyad
Ing the inalenable and constitutional right OF iree
speech has been proven against any one of the
seven meu now prison In chicago whose sentence OF
death has just been confirmed by the supreme Court OF
the State; therefore, he
Resolced That OF confirmation In the opinion or
hist tn. I'm IN
where In the land Is act OF the grosscst and most
wicked injustice possible only with Judges inspired Dy
class prejudice and acting IN accordance herewith
R1s0icetf. That, speaking In the nanc OF the Pio
prc,sye Labor Party whose representatives we are ana
In behalf OF the wage workers and labOring people OF
this CITY, whose opiniOus and sympahIcs we know anu
understand, declare that the execution o these men
unJustly condemned to lcath WIZ DC crime
terrible that It's consequences may rty he oil the mos,
disastrous character destroying as IL surely Will az
respect for law and bringing It's officers into we'll
meritri contempt;
Keoired That 10 destroy the lives under OF law
OF those who have made monopoly uneasy by bold
speoch Is to establish clearly that criminals are III
Resolred That in the name OF organized labor well
az honor OF American citizenship. demand that the
iniquty OF coniemning men OF crime unprovoh ana
crime unconnected with the Havbarket tragedy Dy an
Infamous process of judicial construction worthy only
the days OF Judge Jefreys shall not be consummaed
Resolved, That call upon all Americans who stu
tnel' might and with demand that the seven men
now condemned 10 death shall! at least receive new
and partial trial and that their lives snail not
sacrnced the demands OF vulgar greed and the COW
Kesoirea, That we urge upon organized labor whose
martyrs these will be II their judicial murder DO
contaminated. 20 Join with us In this solemn protest
against which threatens liberty and would IN Ike
free state the saughtcrer OF those VINO hayo only ie
Tended poor and uttered protest against tho rio